i have never heard the rodney dangerfield excuse for a failing president.ink that that was a good strategy? >> definitely not. look, he had a good jobs number today and he went out and claimed it was because of him. we know in reality the good part of the economy, growing jobs is a result of coming out of covid and no longer in lockdown and the bad part of the economy slower growth than we should have and higher price us than we can afford and wages that aren't keeping pace with the rising prices are the result of his policies. and it just amazing to me that they are trying to get away with this idea that somehow or another they have american people don't agree and american people particularly don't agree that he has done an adequate job on inflation. i think it's roughly nearly 70% of americans disapprove of his job in handling inflation. >> jesse: will, respect goes both ways as you and i know. if he is going to disrespect the country by opening the border and mandating crazy stuff and not doing anything to get the price of gas down, people aren't going t

rodney dangerfield. >> everybody wanted a showcase.ect from anyone. >> as a performer, you couldn't get a place to sell your product. ♪ >> when i started out, they would say, variety is a man's game. it's dean. it's milton berle. it's jackie gleason, you know. it's the guys. but variety is what i know. i felt it was in my genes to do this. [ yelling like tarzan ] >> she had been so good on the garry moore show. she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do pratfalls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> you know, i still see a rerun of "the carol burnett show" and i think, goddamn, they're funny. [ laughter ] there's never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> she was great in bed, too, dickey. remember? >> you never went to bed with -- >> well. >> you're not supposed to curtsy. you're supposed to bow. >> well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. here's tim with our own harvey korman as a brand-new d

before the acquisitions and only trade as a conglomerate at .5 times sales they're kind of the rodney dangerfieldarket they're doing all the righ things i bought stock today i thought this was a good earnings report. and hopefully at some point -- they're never going to get a louis vuitton multiple, but if they can narrow the cap, there is a ton of upside. >> we're gearing up for amazon, options traders bracing for a bad earnings report. more on that next. first, cnbc is celebrating black history. here is our contributor on some of the trailblazers that came before her >> it's a time of solemn reflection as i think about the individuals that risked so much to help us achieve the rights and freedoms that we have today, individuals like rosa parks, but also the countless foot soldiers who risked so much in pursuit of racial justice i think of my father who went to jail on multiple occasions and all of these individuals who risked so much to help us get to where we are today ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ check out amazon finishing the day in the red the stock is already down 10% this year and one options trader is maki

it was more like rodney dangerfield's character and "caddyshack."ve to choose between a robotic robot here hillary clinton a robotic robot haired mitt romney. top republicans how to have a good time. we found ourselves laughing at the hapless cnn which became a gibbering -- their entire lineup became a string up of minor warmers while the real world ran them over. and then the wokeness came a democratic party and to a political of jonestown. that i here's to an ideology or die. the part of that one said keep the government out of my bedroom but now the party that forces men to bring their lawyer with them on a date, the party that once advocated for a color-blind society now seems pigment but nothing else. the party those pro women now replaces moms with birthing persons. so the democrats are in an all-out panic because because they now think that there parties all all preachy and judgmental probably from the constant preaching and judging. the brand is now more toxic than a cup of drano. that's woke is him, political drano. they are so puritanical

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. >> i have a theory that the biden economy is like the rodney dangerfield economy is that it's goodpect. why do you think that is? >> look. i think while the results on the jobs front are very strong and just an incredibly robust economy as the president said it is a start but not the finish. we have to make sure that wages continue to rise. we have to get prices down. look. i know voters are feeling that anxiety coming from the pandemic continuing and seeing stores shot and uncertain about the future and the fact to pay higher prices. inflation is a factor but we have made progress on the jobs front. we are tackling the question of costs. wages are going up. i think people will start to feel the economy more as this sets in. and as they can exhale when they see that we have getting the pandemic more under control. >> people are mad. i don't know that they can always explain why but a lot of it is at the doorstep of the american president. how do you navigate the pandemic and the president seems to see where the country is. done, fed up. >> of course. i think we are all fed up with

austan, there is this sort of rodney dangerfield "i get no respect" when it comes to the numbers.eel. that's always how an administration feels the only thing different is they did have pretty substantial growth and pretty substantial drop on the unemployment rate. i think some things to remember is, number one, people report what they read in the paper, not what's in their pocketbook you remember in 1992 was all about the recession and george bush's handling of it. if you look at the data, the recession ended in 1981. but everyone was talking about recession. two, it's all really active to where you expected you were going to be. and so a year ago, it felt like the pandemic was going to be over by the summer, the whole thing would be done. we got two more surges since then so that put everyone in a bad mood three, it takes time people don't respond in polls to the last week's day tachlt it takes several months of windup so if it kept going like this, i think the polls will start to turn around for sure, but in the meantime they're just going to have to rue the fact that people ar